Male Narrator for Audiobook

Seeking a male narrator for a 110,000-word audiobook. The ideal candidate will have experience in audiobook narration and a strong, engaging voice. The project requires a narrator who can deliver a high-quality recording within the specified timeframe. Attention to detail and consistency in tone and pace are essential. If you have a passion for storytelling and a professional recording setup, we would love to hear from you. To apply, please narrate the paragraph below: Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Silicon Valley Thread B - Rahul The anomaly came back at 11:47 p.m. Rahul had been watching for it. That was the problem. He had told himself twice already that evening to close the tab, go home, sleep on it, and come back in the morning with a clear head and a reason to dismiss it. Instead he had retilled his coffee, pulled the secondary monitor closer, and waited. And there it was again, the same structured pulse sitting in the same tightly bound coordinates, steady against the background noise of everything else GEOMAPSE was tracking across the Eastern Mediterranean. The fourth time that night. He leaned forward and worked through the filtering layers one more time, the way a surgeon checks their instruments before deciding the problem is real. Solar flare crosschecks first. Then satellite drift compensation. Then the deprecated Russian magnetometer readings from the 1980s that he had recovered and fed into the system as a side project, mostly because the data existed and he could not think of a good reason not to use it. He applied the automated smoothing layer, then disabled it, then applied it again. The signal did not move. It did not fade. When the smoothing was off it became, if anything, more obvious. GEOMAPSE had been his from the beginning. He had built it during a data fellowship at Ames that was supposed to last eightmonths and had now stretched into someth. he could not quite call a career